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Junkie Disease posted:And i can vouch for Heist being loving sweet at any fps
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Waltzing Along posted:Just feel like complaining a bit: You have this completely wrong. If you buy a regular version of the game, either version, you can download the other two campaigns discounted from the eShop. Buying both campaigns on cartridges is absolutely not the way you're supposed to do it. Downloading one campaign from the eShop has the same effect, and- get this, it all adds up to the same price as the special edition! The only thing the special edition nets you is the artbook and the case. You can still get everything on one cart if you buy a regular physical edition.
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Dec 14, 2015 14:15
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So over the last couple months the glossy layer has been peeling off of the sides of my 3DS' bottom cover. It started with just a tiny bit but now its a longer stretch up either side and will leave flecks of shiny stuff on my hands. Has anyone else experienced this? I dunno if I'm holding it weird or what.
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Dec 14, 2015 14:26
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Monkey Fracas posted:I kind of don't like the "use abilities" objectives in Pokémon Picross- I want to just do the puzzles the Way God Intended.
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Dec 14, 2015 15:07
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irlZaphod posted:I've just been doing the puzzles without abilities, then doing them again using abilities (or the correct Pokemon or whatever) to get picrites. I don't mind the F2P aspects because to be honest I can't sit down and play Picross for hours anyway, I'd usually only ever do a couple in a row. You mean you are not furious about a game that gives you the option to play without paying a single penny if you choose not to? Don't you see how awful a precedent this sets?!?! I mismanaged my original bounty of picirites so I've been relying on the daily challenges to scrounge up enough to get to the next area. Is it possible to complete that special 20x20 pokemon on S02-05 without special abilities? None of the lines are set up so you could determine how the blocks fall across the whole length, so I have only been able to solve about 1/4 of it before I give up, using the line of 11 as a starting point. I could blow through the regular puzzles up to here with no problem but I don't understand how you're supposed to get the rest on this one without taking a couple of wild guesses. Also, I still don't understand the Blue Force or whatever ability or how it's supposed to be useful, even after looking up explanations of it. It turns numbers blue but that doesn't really help in determining the gaps between blocks, so... raditts fucked around with this message at 15:44 on Dec 14, 2015 |
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Dec 14, 2015 15:38
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raditts posted:Also, I still don't understand the Blue Force or whatever ability or how it's supposed to be useful, even after looking up explanations of it. It turns numbers blue but that doesn't really help in determining the gaps between blocks, so...
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Dec 14, 2015 15:46
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So I'm thinking of purchasing a re-charged New 3ds from gamestop. With all of the spending we do during December, it doesn't hurt to save 20 bucks. Is gamestop's re-charged 3ds' usually alright?
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Dec 14, 2015 16:01
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It's really more the implementation of the energy system that is the problem with Pokemon Picross. It feels gross having time gated by a fabricated meter that you can pay to allow you more freedom to work on puzzles. I bought the first upgrade with my starter bounty so I could do the larger puzzles, but having completed all the puzzles and most of the challenges, I'm stuck around area seven. To complicate matters, my clock keeps resetting and locking me out of the dailies for days at a time. Honestly, I'd suggest anyone that wants some Picross and doesn't care about the Pokemon hooks just go pay the $6 for one of the ePicross entries. I'm chewing through the first and I think it will scratch the itch for the time being. By all means, go free if you have the patience, I didn't.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:02
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Do, does Super Mystery Dungeon get hard in the postgame, or something? I guess I'm not super far in (just got the Expedition Gadget, have done like 4 missions from it), and so far the only thing that I had trouble with was a boss fight against a Garchomp who, upon joining my party, was like level 50 to my 15. He wiped out my whole party except Victini, and proceeded to faint from his burns while I ran like hell. Other than that, I've had very little of the kind of dickery I normally expect roguelikes to subject me to, like larger parties of monsters that show up while I'm trying to heal, or that kind of thing. Anyway, this isn't meant to be a condemnation of the game. It's all very charming, and you can do some pretty fun combos by swapping your leaders around mid-fight in order to coordinate debuffs.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:04
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Tomorrow will mark four years since Nintendo released a bunch of GBA games to the 3DS Ambassadors, and at this point I've come to the conclusion that we'll never see GBA or SNES games on 3DS. 
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Dec 14, 2015 16:08
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deadly_pudding posted:Do, does Super Mystery Dungeon get hard in the postgame, or something? I guess I'm not super far in (just got the Expedition Gadget, have done like 4 missions from it), and so far the only thing that I had trouble with was a boss fight against a Garchomp who, upon joining my party, was like level 50 to my 15. it is a game for children, it's not really gonna be hard if you have any clue about using items
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Dec 14, 2015 16:13
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Lemon Curdistan posted:Tomorrow will mark four years since Nintendo released a bunch of GBA games to the 3DS Ambassadors, and at this point I've come to the conclusion that we'll never see GBA or SNES games on 3DS. Now that the New 3DS is a thing, they may be able to bring the GBA emulation up to spec. There's still hope.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:25
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GBA ambassador games do not live up to the standards held by Nintendo for virtual console releases, it's running on legacy DS hardware that is able to launch GBA games so there is no home menu running in the background, no sleep mode, no restore points, screen is not as well lit or as crisp maybe the N3DS could emulate the games as perfectly as Nintendo wants to be able to do but I'm not convinced the 3ds can
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Dec 14, 2015 16:27
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Even if they could get it working right on n3DS, they'd still be alienating users who don't have or want to upgrade. I highly doubt the current install base of the n3DS is large enough to warrant the effort of coding an emulator up to Nintendo's standards and I doubt GBA games on VC is a good enough selling point to convince people to upgrade.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:32
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NofrikinfuN posted:It's really more the implementation of the energy system that is the problem with Pokemon Picross. It feels gross having time gated by a fabricated meter that you can pay to allow you more freedom to work on puzzles. Lemon Curdistan posted:Tomorrow will mark four years since Nintendo released a bunch of GBA games to the 3DS Ambassadors, and at this point I've come to the conclusion that we'll never see GBA or SNES games on 3DS.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:39
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jivjov posted:Just because ye feature is implemented differently than other companies does not mean that it does not exist. The assertion I replied to was that digital purchases were tied exclusively to hardware, which is absolutely false. Yes, the fact that I had to argue about my lost system's digital games and didn't get ALL of them because I didn't name all of them when I was on hold for 2 hours and listed them off when I was outside a court house is completely reasonable. gently caress that part of Nintendo (I told the dude on the phone basically that and he agreed.)
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Dec 14, 2015 16:55
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minusX posted:Yes, the fact that I had to argue about my lost system's digital games and didn't get ALL of them because I didn't name all of them when I was on hold for 2 hours and listed them off when I was outside a court house is completely reasonable. gently caress that part of Nintendo (I told the dude on the phone basically that and he agreed.) Wait, they can't just look at your account and see what you bought? That's insane.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:56
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That's quite literally the only time I've heard of the process not being "hey my old system was _______, my new system is _______, and here's my NNID" I suggest trying to speak to a higher manager, I think the guy you spoke with was new or something.
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Dec 14, 2015 16:59
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deadly_pudding posted:Do, does Super Mystery Dungeon get hard in the postgame, or something? I guess I'm not super far in (just got the Expedition Gadget, have done like 4 missions from it), and so far the only thing that I had trouble with was a boss fight against a Garchomp who, upon joining my party, was like level 50 to my 15. It gets harder. This iteration of PMD is harder than previous ones. It might not pose as much of a challenge to you in particular if you're a roguelike veteran, though. PMD are the only roguelikes I've played, and they kick my rear end quite frequently.
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Dec 14, 2015 17:06
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Lemon Curdistan posted:Tomorrow will mark four years since Nintendo released a bunch of GBA games to the 3DS Ambassadors, and at this point I've come to the conclusion that we'll never see GBA or SNES games on 3DS. It's taken Nintendo even longer just to get proper link cable emulation in the Gameboy virtual console.
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Dec 14, 2015 17:08
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The rear end Stooge posted:Wait, they can't just look at your account and see what you bought? That's insane. When I did it I had to: Say the E-mail address it was connected with, I think the NNID if it existed by this point (pretty sure it did), NAME some of the games I owned before (I guess in case it was stolen and they brought stuff idk), then also say the old/new serial. I basically pulled up the Club Nintendo website and looked at everything I had but they missed giving me back my copy of Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins  jivjov posted:That's quite literally the only time I've heard of the process not being "hey my old system was _______, my new system is _______, and here's my NNID"
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irlZaphod posted:How much freedom do you need? The energy metre is only a factor if you're making a lot of mistakes or something. Sometimes I like doing more than 1-3 puzzles in a row, which isn't possible with the energy bar scheme unless you upgrade. (Which makes it harder to advance to new puzzles, ironically.) It also punishes mistakes and I have run into situations where I goofed and had to stop halfway through a puzzle for energy. I understand it's the cost of free, it's just that more often than not the implementation is a buzzkill. Still, I bought ePicross to get my fix, so Pokemon Picross works as a marketing tool.
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pokemon picross is bogged down by gross feeling F2P elements that don't entirely go away even if you pay for it
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The rear end Stooge posted:Wait, they can't just look at your account and see what you bought? That's insane. Of course they can. Before the NNID was implemented and I lost the 3DS I had , I just told them the serial number off the 3DS and they were able to tell everything that was on it. I may have had to tell them the last four of the credit card I used to buy stuff on it, I can't remember. After the NNID was implemented, when my kid broke his 2DS I called and told them his NNID, the old 2DS serial, and the new one and they did the transfer right as I was on the phone with them. Nintendo does a lot of backwards last-century poo poo, but of all the things to complain about, their customer service is absolutely not one of them. NofrikinfuN posted:Sometimes I like doing more than 1-3 puzzles in a row, which isn't possible with the energy bar scheme unless you upgrade. (Which makes it harder to advance to new puzzles, ironically.) You clearly have no issue with buying things, so just buy the upgrade that makes energy unlimited. raditts fucked around with this message at 18:34 on Dec 14, 2015 |
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raditts posted:Nintendo does a lot of backwards last-century poo poo, but of all the things to complain about, their customer service is absolutely not one of them.
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minusX posted:When I did it I had to: Say the E-mail address it was connected with, I think the NNID if it existed by this point (pretty sure it did), NAME some of the games I owned before (I guess in case it was stolen and they brought stuff idk), then also say the old/new serial. I basically pulled up the Club Nintendo website and looked at everything I had but they missed giving me back my copy of Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins Some things would be nice like family accounts and that. Also I think their customer service must be better in the US because the 1 dealing with them which I've had here was a bloody nightmare.
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I liked Dream Team. I never finished it, I got to the endgame where there was gonna be a big fetch quest so I can go fight the big bad guy. I liked the aesthetic, the dialog was charming, and the fights were actually challenging. I got my rear end kicked from about the second major area onwards and you can't just steamroll the game without much effort. The dream abilities looked cool, and I dug that Luigi got a lot of focus. Luigi's characterization is amusing. The game's chatty, yeah, and it likes to slow poo poo down for no real reason, but it's a lot lot LOT better than Partners in Time, which was my first and only Mario and Luigi game up until that point and I found that a tedious mess and didn't like the controls.
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To be fair, Partners in Time is the worst Mario RPG that's actually an RPG (so not counting Super Paper Mario or Sticker Star), so DT being better isn't much of an accomplishment. DT deserves a lot more love for actually giving Luigi the respect he deserves.  It's way better than the poo poo PiT constantly puts him through.
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Is the Fantasy Life DLC something I want to purchase before I start playing or what?
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voltcatfish posted:Is the Fantasy Life DLC something I want to purchase before I start playing or what? It unlocks some extra player customization options from the word go. You also get access to two more types of pets, one of which you can't get until late game. So... it's not totally necessary, I guess, but if you plan on getting it you might as well get it now. It's well worth the price!
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i picked up bowsers inside story ill let u guys know how it is
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voltcatfish posted:Is the Fantasy Life DLC something I want to purchase before I start playing or what? You can't level up your partners without it if I recall
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Abu Dave posted:i picked up bowsers inside story ill let u guys know how it is We already know how it is: Fantastic.
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So how much more content does Theatrythm Curtain Call have than the first one? I was thinking of getting a new rhythm game.
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is Xenoblade Chronicles on 3DS worthwhile, or am i better off doing the wii u download?
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Junpei Hyde posted:So how much more content does Theatrythm Curtain Call have than the first one? I was thinking of getting a new rhythm game. It contains every song from the first game, all of the first game's DLC (except "Somnus" from Final Fantasy Versus XIII/Final Fantasy XV), and a bunch more songs than that. So, a lot.
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Junpei Hyde posted:So how much more content does Theatrythm Curtain Call have than the first one? I was thinking of getting a new rhythm game. Loads. Something like 77 pieces in the first and over 200 in the sequel. Also another 52 via DLC for $1 each. At least 10 of those are must-buys. Don't even think - just buy it.
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majormonotone posted:It contains every song from the first game, all of the first game's DLC (except "Somnus" from Final Fantasy Versus XIII/Final Fantasy XV), and a bunch more songs than that. So, to clarify, all the first game's DLC is included on the cart? Because I never bought any of it so that would make it a sure buy.
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Junpei Hyde posted:So, to clarify, all the first game's DLC is included on the cart? Because I never bought any of it so that would make it a sure buy. Yes. Everything from the first game is in Curtain Call (except the aforementioned Somnus).
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